The daily herald. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1886-1887, 1887-01-17

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| find that there is rather curious
admixture of ex-official maenates, gath
cred together, beneath the shelter Of
the massive Bastile ON Merchant street.
| notice amongst the officers and mem
bers of the star-bedecked brigade, an
ex-Minster of the realm, (Kaulukou);
an ex.chamberla,n, (Crabbe); an ex-
judge, (Wond); an ex-legsatrr,
(Keau); an ex-sheriff (pah a) and an ex-
executioner-of civil Judgments
(Dayton) Their lines seem to have
fallen in pleasant places; yet, believe,
some of them are not happy
most thoroughly believe in giving
unto Cesar when ! rob not myself;
so think that it is but just and proper
that Marshal kaulukou should receive
praise, for his energy and perseverance
in pushing so successfully forward to
the pinnacle on which he now rests.
or course, after the Herculean labors
undergone, 1t is but right that he
is now working in his masters interests,
in the line Of prophet without fear Of
loss. OF late, upon one midnight
dreary. dreamt / heard the noble
Marshal,s voice informing:
Oh, IN gather in the shekes.
The silver and the yellow golden, shekes.
Yessl'll gather 10 the shskels,
And place them in The vaults Of 49, Rex.
| would say word to the members
Of the "Humane Society of Honolulu"
which followed in the way Of many
other such societies long, long ago, that,
they ought to rise in their night and
make some effort to carry out at least
one portion of their proposed pro-
gramme, viz. sro enforce such laws
which are now or may hereafter be
created for the prevention of cruelty"
Hon. ]. S. Walker was, | believe, the
President of the society at the time it
gained the ranks Of the majority and
through his efforts a change was made
in the law (at the last session of the
Leglslature) relating to Cruelty to
Animals. Yet the new law viii re-
main dead letter unless there is effnrt
made to enforce it, "Grd on your
armor," Humanites, and visit the cat
tie wharf, slaughter-houses and hack
stands and you will see what you will
see.
have heard it whispered, beneath
the mellow light Of the electric lamps
at the Palace entrance, that His Ma
esty much desired to pay personal
visit Of friendship, to Her Most Ora
cious Majesty, Victoria, Queen Of
Great Britain and Empress of India,
on the occasion of the celebration Of
the filtieth anniversary of her reign
His Majesty also hoped by the visit, &c
bring this little State, "this sardine DO,
run with the machinery of the Grea
: Eastern" into still more prominent anc
beneficial notice, and no one woulc
: have been more successful. Circum
stances are, however, reported to have
, interviewed and The personal visit il
/ postponed. On dit that an Envoy Ex
! traordinary will be dispatched, at ar
early date, thither with Hawai's con
CALCULATIONS, 6eneaiefiOHs and blessings
heard not long since, a good story
which was intended to illustrate th'
force of example, as follows; "a LITTLE
d ragged street urchin known by all th'
e neiehbors for his unkempt and dirt,
> condition, tried the experiment, ont
day. of washing his face. Coming
Il home the neighborS looked at him will
e astonishment. His mother seeing he
bows face SO clean, fancied hers dirt,
=, and forthwith washed it. The fathe
7, soon came home and, seeing his wifi
e. so clean, thought he would straightel
Y nm a bit, so he washed his face. Father
i mother and son all being clean, tn
S, mother now cleaaed up the room
olger in the house, seeing such
is change in her neighbors, thought he
Of face and room dirty, SO she began tn
&c s cleansing process. So very soon tn
~ whole house was as it were transform
Of ed and everything made tidy and con
y Portable, all simply caused by the clear
% inc up of one little street urchin." Tn